The Difference Between a Support Worker, Nursing Associate and Registered Nurse
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- I've provided a simple overview of the differences between a Support Worker, Assistant Practitioner, Nursing Associate and Registered Nurse to help you choose the right course for you. Newly Registered Nurses may also find this talk useful to aid their decision-making when delegating future tasks in their clinical role.
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I hope you find this video helpful if you are currently deciding which route to take. Let me know if you have any questions.
Really helpful 🤩
@@sharonwhitelaw1315 Glad you found the video helpful Sharon 😀
Absolutely! thank you for this. I am about to have my interview for TNA again. I did apply last year but failed to secue a place, this year i will learn everything possible before going in to the interview.
@@missylee2900 Thank you 😊 Good luck with your application! Let me know if you get an offer 😍🍀
@@carolforde-johnston Thank you Carol. I have been shortlisted and i am waiting for my date for an interview. I have sent my ward manager the levy for to complete and sent all my certificates in! can i ask a question? I know the 7 Standards of proficiency for an RGN and the 6 for RNA but is there anything similar for a HCA? so when asked the difference between a TNA and HCA i can compare as this is where i am having issues at the moment.
Will nursing associate training ever come to N.ireland?
To be honest I don't know Gail
Dear madam which brand IELTS score if come to uk nursing associate
You registered with Nursing and Midwifery Council so check out their webpage: www.nmc.org.uk/registration/joining-the-register/english-language-requirements/accepted-english-language-tests/
I would be interested if the situation in Wales is the same as England or is it different as in Scotland ?
Hi Fiona my understanding is that Nursing Associate roles are still only in England, so Wales is similar to Scotland, although things change all the time so it may change in the future.
Interested as going for a Band 5 interview in Wales , just moved there but hopefully it won’t come up in a Bank nurse interview
@@fionareeves5540 Good luck with your interview Fiona!
I got the job !! Interview tips were really useful although I was floored by question about how nurse training changed in 2020
@@fionareeves5540 Well done Fiona, really pleased for you!